Uri
Americannoun
noun
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Uri Goren, who has been campaigning since 7 October 2023 for the return of his cousin's body after Tal Haimi was killed and taken by Hamas two years ago, said he allowed himself "a big sigh of relief" when he heard about the ceasefire agreement.
From BBC
It has drawn attention for reports such as a piece critical of NPR by one of its former business editors, Uri Berliner, as well as an investigation of some photos used by mainstream news outlets to illustrate famine in Gaza, which said many of those featured suffered other health conditions.
From BBC
However, Elliott Davies, director of Uri Tours, says North Korea holds a "niche appeal" for travellers drawn to unconventional destinations.
From BBC
He worked as a human rights lawyer for almost two decades before entering politics in 2005, joining the social-liberal Uri Party, a predecessor of the Democratic Party of Korea and the ruling party at the time.
From BBC
Another Standing Together activist, Uri Weltmann, said he thinks there's a growing belief that continuing the war is "not only harmful to the Palestinian civilian population, but also risks the lives of hostages, risks the lives of soldiers, risks the lives of all of us".
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